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BAYAW CO.

’S RAIN HARVESTING SYSTEM

BUSINESS MODEL CANVASS


Key Partnerships Key Activities Value Propositions Customer Customer Segments
1. Rainwater harvesting 1. Conduct validation and 1. Provides Relationships 1. Environmentally-
equipment suppliers inspection of the areas environmentally-conscious 1. Personalized conscious homeowners in
2. Water conservation where the rainwater homeowners with a consultation and subdivisions
organizations harvesting system will be solution for conserving design services 2. Homeowners looking to
3. Local government installed. water 2. Timely installation reduce water bills
agencies 2. Provide a design of the 2. Custom-designed and maintenance
rainwater harvesting system systems for optimal support
according to the layout of efficiency and water 3. Regular
the proposed site. savings communication for
3. Installation of the 3. Helps homeowners system upgrades and
Rainwater Harvesting System reduce water bills and new offerings
to the site. create a greener future
4. Provide repair and
maintenance services to the
customer within the
warranty period.
5. Provide royalty rewards to
the customers who avail the
services consistently.
Key Resources Channels
1. Skilled employees for 1. Online platform for
design, installation, and information and
maintenance customer engagement
2. Relationships with 2. Partnerships with
rainwater harvesting water conservation
equipment suppliers organizations for
3. Capital Resources for awareness and referral
purchasing raw materials 3. Direct marketing
and for operational expenses and advertising to
4. Online platform for target customers
customer engagement and
support
5. Exhibits to showcase the
product/s to the target
customers.
Cost Structure Revenue Streams
1. Employee salaries and benefits 1. Sales of rainwater harvesting systems
2. Equipment procurement and maintenance 2. Installation and maintenance services fees
3. Marketing and advertising expenses 3. Potential partnerships and commissions from referrals
4. Operational and administrative costs

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